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Report on the attempt to assassinate three sahrawi political prisoners

On the 24th August there was an attempt to murder three sahrawi political prisoners with the names of Mohamed Salem Mohamed Yeslem Bahaha, Mohamed Mouloud Ghamid El Hajaj and Dida Kasem Abdesalam, in the infamous Black Jail in “Laayoun” (capitol city of the Sahrawi Republic, under Moroccan occupation since 1975)

This ignoble and evil act was going to be carried out by a group of common prisoners from the same prison. If it hadn’t been for the cautiousness and readiness of the sahrawi political prisoners, they would have paid it dearly. The Moroccan criminals were carrying white weapons, crystal bottles, sticks and recipients full of burning oil.

It isn’t the first time that something of the sort happens. As a matter of fact, these kind of subvert operations are most often given the green light, and even backed up by the Moroccan penitentiary authorities.

Through these methods, the Moroccan authorities of occupation wish to be able to silence the voices of all human right defenders who fight for the respect for human rights, and particularly, the internationally renowned right of self determination.

The Association for the Families of Saharawi Prisoners and the Disappeared (AFAPREDESA) firmly denounces these illegal acts which put the physical and psychological integrity of the sahrawi human rights defenders in Moroccan dungeons in uttermost danger. AFAPREDESA condemns and recognizes the Moroccan authorities as responsible of all consequences derived from the criminal acts made by the Moroccan prisoners against the sahrawi activists withheld in Moroccan jails.

AFAPREDESA calls on all human rights organizations to intervene against the Moroccan government with the end of liberating all arbitrarily detained sahrawi political prisoners immediately and unconditionally once and for all

Sahrawi refugee camps, 27th August 2006




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